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mrkrazyjeep
Добавлен 6 мар 2010
Sunrise & Sunset W/Piano Music
The sunrise and sunset is Nature's way to inspire and motivate us!!! This is a compilation of photos I have taken; set to relaxing music. I hope you enjoy these photos as much as I do.
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New Holland 1032 Bale Wagon Repair
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Repairing the main drive/PTO shaft on my New Holland 1032 bale wagon
DIY LED Light for Milling Machine
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DIY - LED light for milling machine - I build this light using LEDs, magnets and the 3d printer
Building Wakeboard Obstacles for Wakeboard Park with Home Built CNC Foam Cutter
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This video is about building wakeboard obstacles and a side story about building my first CNC machine, a CNC foam cutter
DIY - Water separator for plasma cutter and sand blaster
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Water separator for plasma cutter and sand blaster
DIY CNC Plasma Cutter electrical isolation
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Electrical and electronic isolation
New Moisture drain on air compressor
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.4 года назад
Finally replaced the moist drain on my compressor making it easier to access
DIY CNC plasma cutter - part1
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CNC plasma cutter using Proma Myplasm with auto torch height control
Putting a JK wheel and tire on modified TJ spare tire carrier
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Putting a JK wheel and tire on modified TJ spare tire carrier
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Not a thing wrong with that dump trailer! I'd give my eye teeth right now to find one half that nice. I'm stuck moving 47yards of dirt with a gorilla cart by hand! Nice job!
Oh For sure! It will be a great addition to the tool kit! You must be one tough cookie to be moving all that by cart!!! Thanks for watching!
@@mrkrazyjeep that or dumb as the clay I'm moving...🤣
😂
What kinds of bait work best?
I just use vole bait from the local farm supply… I think it’s called ProZap…
Hi, Nice vid @mrkrazyjeep It's been three years from releasing this video. Do your son-in-law still use the obstacles that you made? Were there any kind of repair across this period? Also few questions that came to my mind watching the video. What kind of plastic did you use for the obstacles? Do you have the the parameters for the obstacles? Especially the modified wedge? Did you weld the plastic for the modified wedge? Thanks!
I built a few of them for my son-in-law, and for other people. My son-in-law is not using them anymore. But the other people are using them still. Minor repairs to the plastic here and there. I used High density polyethylene.
Will this work for pine squirrels? 🤔
I think you would have to use a little bigger pipe but then you run the risk of other animal’s getting into it. Also I don’t know what you would use for the poison…
Nothing beats prozaap! In reviewing your other vids, I’m guessing you’re a mechanical engineer? I enjoyed them, thanks! I too am from Idaho, Idaho Falls.
Thanks for the kind words! My background is electrical/electronics and IT… Building things has been a part of my life.
Where do you find the big pieces of styrofoam? And also what do you coat the styrofoam with?
The foam and HDPE are from a plastic supply warehouse. Coated with a rubberized coating. Where are you located, maybe I can help you find a supplier.
@@mrkrazyjeep do you know what the rubberized plastic is called?
Hi you definitely have an eye for detail it looks great im in the process of getting the parts together to build one, have you got a link to the electronics
Absolutely! This is where I bought the controller but they are available stateside now too. proma-elektronika.com I’ve even seen the set on eBay too!
You should state the pvc dimensions, And type of poison.
1 1/4 PVC...sch 40
like suggested in the comments you could use 1-1/4... I've seen them in other sizes like 1-1/2. I think the key is that you want to make sure they are small enough that non-targets larger animals cannot get in but the targeted ones can. Also, I have seen where the tubes on the ground are not as long as these. I might shorted mine a little, I think 6 inches would be plenty. I made them longer hoping that it would help keep the water out. I used Prozap, rodant pellets for voles. Sorry it took so long to reply, I must have missed your comment when it came in.
I recently got my plasm.....I have a slaved axis now but upgrading to dual y axis drivers.....did you put a home switch for both y axis or only one side?
I just did one side and haven’t had any issues. I do manually check for square before I power up the motors.
how to fix noise frecuency? thank you
I’m not sure I understand your question… the electronic controls are electrically isolated from the table and plasma and all shielded cables are grounded on one end only at the electronics box. Hope this helps
i was wondering about the belt drive.....since speed is not an issue for a plasma cutter, i was wondering why you didnt select ball nut and lead screw drive? your control box design is outside the box.....great job....looking forward to next video...
Thanks Glen, i was actually planning on ball drives but I had the components for a belt drive so I put the unit together with that and intended on adding ball drives later. However, the belt drive has worked great so I haven’t done that modification yet.
Thank you sir.
What are the dimensions
About 12” on either side of the tee but I think I would shorten them to about 6”. You can make it as tall as you want. I used 1-1/2 pvc
thx
hello for a plasma cutter 70a any 5v relay I can connect it to the interface
Could you be more specific? I don’t understand your question.
@@mrkrazyjeep a small 5v relay connected to arduino I can order stahlwerk cut 70
If your plasma cutter just requires a switch closure to initiate the cut then I would think any relay would work.
@@mrkrazyjeep it's very nice thank you
How much clearance did the adapter add to the factory bracket? I’m looking at running 285/70R17’s on my TJ. My tires will be about 1” taller and a shade over .5” wider than yours. Thanks for the info!
You can find the adapters in different thicknesses . So i would measure the offset you need and order the adapter accordingly.
Somthing about that seems so legitimate! You know! Like not buying useless expensive parts or paying shipping and having some assholes justifying the expsesive shipping cost for peace of mind for saying out loud you bought usless expensive shit parts! Great resolve just raising the factory brake light with spacers! Where do you buy that wheel adapter?
Thanks, just got them on Amazon...
Excellent build! Would you be willing to share/sell your 3D printer files? I'm going to be doing a build with the MyPlasm controller, Nema 23 motors, drivers, etc. It would save me a lot of time if I could use your files vs creating my own.
Thanks for the positive response! If you send me your email and which files you are needing I can share them. Keep in mind that tolerances maybe different between printers and components. I printed several attempts to get some of the pieces to fit the way I wanted...
How was your success with this?
It’s hard to tell for sure. Not a 100% but definitely a lot less than years past.
Thank you for sharing ! I'm exited to find out more about the Proma Myplasm products. ( looks like there out of stock right now ) Also very clean and precice build. Congratulation from Belgium.
Thanks for watching! It’s been a fun project and the Proma has worked really well with no issues.
Where can we find the 3d printed parts?
I have a 3d printer and I just drew them in CAD and printed them.
I would really like to see how you built the water tray.
Thanks for watching! I actually had the water pan sheared and sides bent at a local metal shop. I welded the corners and welded the drain couplings in. Then I had it powder coated.
can you list what you bought?
Sure, i have put together a pdf file with the list of components and a simplified diagram. If you can share your email I can send it to you. I'm not sure how to attach a pdf to these comments. If you have another way, let me know... I think I figured out how to share it... Try this link... drive.google.com/file/d/1-4ccN4uTUghY-xRUaV0nopVVyM7zy99e/view?usp=sharing thanks
@@mrkrazyjeep that was perfect! thanks!
You’re welcome! Thanks for asking...
It looks so good to be a diy plasma table. What belt did you use?
I used a 15mm wide belt with a 3mm pitch. Thanks for watching!
Sweet construction ! This project is very very good.
Thanks, I appreciate your comments!
Looks real good, now you just need to paint the rest of it to match. Hehe
Yes, that would be nice... I’m having trouble getting the right color! Our local stores are having trouble getting shipments.
Wish there was a system like that for moles. BTW, strange watching your camera jump to your hammering of that rebar in the frozen ground LOL... People don't realize how much the earth vibrates at 10 feet LOL Never happen here in sunny Florida.....
Great video..I m putting together Proma Myplasm now..My old table just wasnt what it should be with cheap drivers and boards...cant wait to see it work..but this was one thing I was worried about..Make it clear...So ..how do yo like the Proma Myplasm by now any problems..software looks awesome....just problem getting setting right.
It’s been great, no problems at all. They seem to be really good about providing update versions...
Great Video!! i would love for more detail on the mechanical disign
Thanks, anything specific you would like to know?
...........and you didn't make me one?????? WTF?
but I'll sub anyways! I'm new to this machining thing and can use all the help I can get. ;-)
There’s a lot of great instructional information out there! If you’re new to machining I would recommend mrpete222 for sure!
If you’re serious about a light, let me know maybe we can work something out..
@@mrkrazyjeep Yup, ol Pete is one of the best. Check out doubleboost in the UK. He does a little bit of teaching too... And I'm just razzing you about the light. I do need to come up with something, maybe I'll machine a ring. 😉👍🍺.
That is very nice. Sure helps to have light where you need it without a big flexible arm getting in your way. Nice job.
You Sir, should retire from your stressful job. You could make a living doing that which you love. Creating and building awesome things. Good day to you.
What was the source of the LEDs you used? Can you share a link to them?
Sure, I got them from www.MPJA.com...
Nice. the obstacles look great. They frame welding you didnt do yourself?
Thanks for the positive comments!!! I did all the fabrication myself including the welding...
mrkrazyjeep looks great i like it.
nice job man i'm glad you share
Thanks for your interest and nice comments!
I have a plasma table under construction and the most sensible controller choice seems to be the Proma MyPlasma, not otherwise identified by number You are the first RUclipsr that I have found to be using this system. I contacted the distributor concerning user groups or other sites and drew a blank. Do you have a comment on this controller? It is obviously working very well for you as I don't recall a mention of problems. It's also obvious that you know your stuff and you did a great build. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for for the comments! Yes the controller has worked great! I think it was a really good choice. Like you I had trouble finding others using it. A lot of people are using the Proma auto torch height controller and seem to be happy with it after they were able to get it tuned in. I was going to go with one myself but when I found that for only a few dollars more I could get the myplasm set which comes with the auto THC and the controller. I figured it was worth going for . I recommend reading the manuals (available on their website) to get an idea of how everything works. I bought the two package deal just in case I need a spare. I haven’t had any problems. If you have any specific questions let me know... I’m very happy with the controller!
@@mrkrazyjeep I really appreciate your response as information seems to be rare unless you read Polish. Are you referring to the "manual" on the Automation Technology website? What is the two package deal? I'm building this unit entirely from a raw material standpoint with the exception of ball leadscrews, motors, bearings and controls. My Thermal Dynamics Cutmaster 58 is only a year old, but does not have an ATC board or connector. The adapter kit is available for around $216, but I like the idea of wiring it as described in the "manual" and as you explained in your video. I also like the idea of the Proma controller being a plasma-dedicated unit as I am a manual machinist and don't have the time to learn a 3-D program that I do not need. I noticed that STV CNC Applications is using the this controller on the SPARX tables they are marketing. I respect your privacy as you do mine, but would be pleased to communicate with you via email if there would be a way to do that. Thanks again.
If you go to the Proma homepage, in the upper left section you’ll see country flags. Select the British flat and the page will switch to English, from there it’s easy to navigate to the manuals. When you get to the manuals make sure to select the ones that end in eng for English. I would be more than glad to communicate directly! If you can’t find the manuals send me you email address and I’ll email the manuals to you...
When I bought mine they some deal that if you bought two you got a little discount. I’m not sure if they are still doing that
@@mrkrazyjeep Wow! The information I was looking for in my native language! Thanks for the help. I will probably find the answer as I dig in, but I notice you have a secondary spring-loaded slide on your Z-axis mechanism. Perhaps you could explain as I note some systems use this design and some don't. I am in the design-build phase of the torch holder right now. You may contact me directly. huffman@ohio.edu Really appreciate it.
What bait do you use? Does it poison them? Thanks!
I use Prozap - it’s zinc phosphide pellets - I’m told that it kills the voles however, if another animal eat the dead vole it will not hurt them.
Wrong! From :www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/OR140016-20220225.pdf "RESTRICTED USE PESTICIDE DUE TO HAZARD TO NON-TARGET SPECIES For retail sale to and use only by Certified applicators or persons under their direct supervision and only for those uses covered by the Certified Applicator’s certification." I used a similar product years ago. Mfr. made same claim of safety to non-target animals. My neighbor's cat used to hang out waiting for voles to appear. Soon thereafter, that beautiful, healthy & friendly cat died "mysteriously". Research rodenticides, lethal, non-target animals. Plenty of sad stories. Shame on you for selling this!
What are the length and diameter dimesions of your PVC?
They extend about 12” on either side of the Tee and the height is about 16”.
The ones in the video are a little longer but they don’t need to be, I was just dividing up the material evenly.
I used 1-1/2” PVC
Could you share 3d files ,, my email gusca242 @yahoo.com .were you got the extrusion aluminum thanks
I bought the extruded aluminum from openbuild’s parts store.
Do you have a parts list of all electronics that you used to complete the electrical part of the Cnc
I don’t have one put together but let me see if I can pull some information together for you.
CNC controller and auto torch height controller: My Plasm by Proma X axis Motors: Nema 23 Stepper Motor 2.83Nm 4A 8-wire 6.35mm Dual Shaft CNC Mill Lathe Drivers: CNC Single Axis 4A TB6600 2/4 Phase Hybrid Stepper Motor Drivers Controller New Power supplies: 24 volt DC power supplies were purchased at an electronics warehouse Y and Z axis Motors: I salvaged the Y and Z axis stepper motors from a video vending machine that I purchased off craig's list. Drivers: TB6560 3A Stepper Motor Driver Single Axis Controller Power supplies: 12VDC 3A 5A 10A 20A 30A 50A Regulated Switching Power Supply for LED Strip Light
Thanks Rick. Some good thinking there.
This looks like a modified Franzinator, a water and oil separator that works quite well. www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=204287 I built a three-stage unit for my garage and always pull water from it after each compressor run and zero water in the trap or in the bottom of the storage tank. I was surprised to see a post many months ago from the developer stating that anything more than two stages is a waste, yet I'm able to remove water from stage three during the summer. Clearly even a third stage is useful.
That’s interesting, I have been seeing moisture from the first two but not from the third or fourth valve. I don’t mind having a little extra😊
Well thought out design and excellent fabrication, John.
Thanks for your compliment!
I wanted to remove moisture from compressed air for use with a sand blaster, I found that running air into a tank allowed the air velocity to reduce to almost zero, the slowing of the air made the air and moisture cool, better. THEN the copper pipe could remove more moisture. A friend did this with a compressor he built from a car engine, the tank removed almost all the moisture, he was using a large volume of air (LOTS of CFM) so, he used two tanks in series to get the moisture down to where the moisture had no effect on sand blasting. Try adding a tank in-line, a ten gallon tank is big enough for a plasma cutter.
Awesome, thanks for the suggestion!
straight grid ,may cause a problem for you when it's align with torch path and fully destroyed .
Right, take another look... it’s not a straight grid. Its diagonal offset by two inches. So far it’s been good. Are you referring maybe to a waving setup instead? I can see where that might be better. Thanks for commenting!
@@mrkrazyjeep yes, I mean waving setup should be better . sorry about my English.(I'm learning )
and after see the video again carefully . I see the grid offset.have you had any problem with this type arranged grids?
No worries, I haven’t had any problems yet. I debated a wave design at first but ended up with the diagonal. I could easily change to a wave design. I might try that when these grates need replaced...
Thanks again for commenting!!! I appreciate the feedback!
Good video I have a hypertherm 800 do you think the wiring would be the same as the 900 thanks
I’ll bet it really close... if you trace your leads you should be able to figure it out. Remember the material camp is the positive for the torch height controller. I can’t say for sure having only seen the inside my 900. It’s the only machine I have ever opened!
I wouldn’t recommend doing it though unless you have a good understanding of electronic/electrical systems. Electricity can be dangerous if you don’t know how to work with it, just saying...
nice job man i always learn from your videos......my proma board will arrive next week i hope to built a nice machine like you did
Awesome! I’m sure yours will be great!
Awsome I am trying to finish my own cnc plasma but having some issues filterring electrical noise. Did you have any difficulties with RFI or EMI? Did you ground the table to its own ground or everything is grounded to house main ground? How did you protect the 5volt signal wires from electrical noises elsewhere? Do you use a laptop or pc to controller?
My electronic control box is 100% electrically isolated from the table. All cables for the motors and limit switches are shielded cables and terminated on one end only inside the electronics box. I use a laptop.
I haven’t had any problems with EMI/RFI...
@@mrkrazyjeep thanks I have used shielded cables and grounded the table and still could not find the source emi. I just realized the USB to laptop is not a true ground. I will seperare the control box from the table enough to isolate as you explain. Thanks again
I hope that helps. I can do a quick video on how I did the isolation that if that will help...
@@mrkrazyjeep Yes that would help. If you can point out how you avoided making a ground loop. Also how you grounded the USB from the laptop, obviously it's not inside the control box. A video would be great 😊
Thank you so much for the information .....
Sure thing, thanks for watching